Daily DevOps Lead Tracking Workbook

Use this workbook to connect traffic source, consultation intent, and follow-up outcomes so the site is measurable from first click to finished lead.

Need help putting the workbook into practice? Book a strategy call or review the consulting page to map the workbook to a working follow-up process.

Workbook Purpose

The live site already captures UTM parameters, referrers, landing pages, and CTA clicks. This workbook turns those signals into a simple operating record for follow-up and reporting.

Suggested Columns

Column Purpose
lead_id Stable internal identifier for the inquiry.
submitted_at Timestamp of the submission or booking.
source UTM source or channel.
medium UTM medium.
campaign UTM campaign name.
content UTM content / CTA variant.
term UTM term or search term.
first_landing_page First page seen in the session.
landing_page Page where the conversion happened.
referrer Referring page or domain.
cta_id Stable CTA identifier when applicable.
form_id Contact form identifier when applicable.
lead_name Contact name for follow-up.
lead_email Contact email for follow-up.
company Organization name.
request_summary Short description of the request.
owner Person responsible for the follow-up.
status New, contacted, qualified, won, lost, or nurturing.
next_step Immediate action for the lead.
outcome Final result after follow-up.
notes Internal notes and handoff details.

CSV Template

The repo includes a starter CSV at docs/templates/lead-tracking-template.csv.

Operating Rules

  • Keep the workbook small and current.
  • Record the source metadata at the time the lead arrives.
  • Do not rely on memory for the follow-up stage.
  • Review stalled leads weekly.
  • Use the workbook alongside the GA4 events and lead-tracking data flow docs.

Next Step

If you want the full conversion path, start with the consulting page and then use the workbook to track the lead from source to outcome.

Frequently Asked Questions

What should I record first?

Capture the source, landing page, and CTA identifier as soon as the lead arrives. Those fields are the fastest way to keep attribution intact.

Why keep the workbook small?

Small workbooks get used. If the sheet turns into a second CRM, the follow-up process usually gets slower instead of better.

How does this connect to GA4?

The workbook sits alongside the GA4 events so you can match the lead record to the form_submit or cta_click signal that brought it in.

Record the booking URL, the first landing page, and the UTM values that were present when the booking happened.